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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-15
PITTSBUTG'S FIRE.
The Cause a Lighted Match ThOughtless-
Iy Thrown In Il Waste Basket.

PIrTsBURG, Aug. l3.
The most disastrous fire for many years
visited Pittsburg Friday night. The build
ings entirely destroyed were the Masonic
Temple, Hamilton Block, Campbell & Dicks
carpet ware house and number of tenement
houses on Virgin Alley. The upper floors
of Schmidt & Fridays magnificent nine story
structure were gutted and the remainder of
the building is water soaked.
The Dispatch and Penny Press buildings
were badly damaged by water. Nothing def
mite about the loss is yet known, but il Is
believed that last nights estimate of 81 ,000,-
is not exaggerated. small party of gentle
men were sitting in the upholstering depart
ment of Holtzmsn's establishment, when one
of their number lighted cigar and thought,
lessly threw the match into waste paper
basket. The contents of the basket were OF
an infiammable character aud in few sec
onds the e-tire room was sblaZe. Efforts
were made to extinguish the flames, but the
light material burned rapidly that tine fire
was soon beyond control.
Later-A careful estimate ust made puts
the loss at less than $500 900. The walls OF
the Hsmilton and Schmidt & Friday buildings
are found TO be in good condition, and the
losses will therefore be much smaller than
the first estimates.
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MAINE POSTAL SERVICE.
OF Changes i'm the Rail-
road Service.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ID.
The following change in the railroad SER
vice is announced: Milo Junction to Katah-
din Iron Works. Bangor & Kstahdin Iron
Works Railway, 49, ms. From July |,
1887, pay the Bangor & Piscataquis Railroad
Co instead of the Bangor & Katahdin Iron
Works Railway Also change in the star
service from Machias to Pembroke. Leave
Machias daily, except Sundays, at $40 A.
NJ, or en- arrival of mail from Cherry field,
arrive at Pembroke in six hours; leave Penn
broke daily except Saturdays and Sundays,
at 9.l5 p. NJ. and on Sundays at l 2. NJ,
arrive at Machias in six hours.
Wallace Bruce has been appointed post
master at South Norridgew Somerset
county, vice Chas. A. Whiting, resigned.
Thepost office at Penobsc Centre, Han
cock county, he's been discontinued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-15
FROM LABRADOR.
The Famished People Feeding on Sea
weed and Rock Cod.
NFw YORK, Aug. Is,

NFW DIRK, aug 10.
A special to the Herald from st. Johns, n
F., says Most narrowing accounts of terri
ble desttution and actual starvation of those
residing on the barren shores o. the home of
the EsQuimaux, are being received here every
day. Sandwich Table, Rock Porcupine and
Esquimaux bays are the scenes of the great
est destitution.
Last winter on the coast WAS unusually Sc.
we're. The mercury dropped down to forty
degrees below zero, and number Of the in
habitants became sick and emaciated from
living on seaweed and rock cod. One mel
ancholy case is reported of the head of a
family who from sheer hunger had become
insane and attempted to eat his boots. On
Labrador ani Spotted Islands and other 10
catties, inhabitants fed as from a plague.
stricken land There is now no reasonable
hope but that last winters experience will be
repeated the coming winter. The outside
world cannot know Of the masses of suffer
ing humanity who are residing on rocks in
this lone land. and it NAV be that their sue
cor and aid will come too late For pine
months nav CATION is closed. and if anything
is TO be done, it must be done quickly, Peo-
ple who are now actusliy selling their guns,
bedlin and skins to traders for lit le pro-
visions, will he very destitute by winter.
Stores and houses have been broken into by
hungry hut dreds, and d, molished, at points
along the coast, and provisions and other
merchandise have been taken therefrom,
those who commit deeds justif'ing them on
the ground that thy are starving. Judge
Bennett OF Harbor Grace. and several. po ice
officials have just left in a 'teamer for Labra-
dor to inquire into the matter, and to report
to the governor
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ADMIRAL LUCE RESIGNS.
Secretary Wbitney's Rebuke Wounds
Him Deeply.

HALIFAX, Aug. l3.
The news that Admiral Luce mas resigned
the command of the North Atlantic squadfon
provokes no great surprise in Halifax, where
il is known that he felt deeply wounded at
the rebuke from Secretary Whitney. Admi
raj Luce determined to resign the moment he
ascertaiued that the secretary's dispatch had
been given to the public. He forwarded
telegram 70 Washington requesting to be re
heved of the command at Portland, Me,
Sept. 6, sooner if the department so desired,
as he on.y wanted an intimatiau from the
government. and he would strike his flag at
anv moment. He stated that Secretary
Whitney's telegram had deprived him of the
Influence and authority of MS position and
he cared not to retain it longer.
New interest is excited by the announce
ment that the U. S ). Dolphin is on her way
to Halifax.
E J. Hoigson, who acts as counsel for
Canads in the seizure cases on the Prince
Edward Island coast, admits doubt as to the
soundness of the charges arising out of the
dispute as the distance from the shore at
which the men and provisions were received
on board the Perkins.
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READFIELD.

Our correspondent writes August l2: The
grain and corn crops with us promise We! I.
If next month be free from frost the corn crop
must be large. Far more acres than usual
we're planted, and the growth is the best for
years. The NJ. f. Sabbath School enjoyed
their annual picnic at Stevens grove on
Wednesday. The amusements consisted of
swinging, boating, PLAYING croquet a1d other
Wednesday evening Lieut.. Howe
gave lecture before good audience at
Good Templars' Hall His views of the TEN
perance question did not please sll.-Thurs-
day evening, Rev. s. f. Pearson and the
Jubilee Singers entertained goodly congre:s,
CATION at the NJ. E. chapel. The audience
SCENT pleased, and were no doubt benefited
by the lecture and singing.
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NORTH VIENNA,

After nineteen years of satifactory service
as post master at Vienna, Capt. Henry Dowst
steps down and out, being succeeded by LIE wis
F. Gould. Capt Dowst has been so popular
in his Office that all the republican and nine.
tentbs of the democratic patrons wished his
retention, but by influence from an adjoining
town President Clevelsnd's civil service was
brought to bear Gonlfs commission failed
to come through the Vienna office, and it is
presumed it came underground. Newell r.
and James Sanborn, accompanied by Mrs.
Newell F. Sanborn and Miss Ruby Cameron,
have been tenting on Bald Mountain for the
past week.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
The following is the standing of the Ma
RAILROAD DISASTER.
Train Falls of Bridge and the Cars
are Crushed Like Egg Shells.

MACON, Ga, Aug. 13
Details of an accident at Albany, Thurs.
day night, have been received. As the pas
seDger train from Atlanta to Jacksonville
pulled out of the depot, on the trestle which
forms the approach to the bridge over the
Flint river, sleeper jumped the track and
rode the ties for a distance OF fifty Yards
When the engineer discovered it he applied
the brakes, but this caused the sleeper to
turn. As it fell from the bridge it dragged
the entire train except the engine. a distance
of fifteen or twenty feet. fire alarm was
sounded in the town and the firemen and cit
lzens rushed to the scene and rendered all
possible assistance. The cars turned over
and fell on their tops, crushing them like
egg shells. Following is list of the per-
sons wounded:
Conductor Verdery, internal injuries
Baggage Master Wilson, cash in the right
cheek.
George F. Smith, Cleveland, O., ugly cash
10 the face
BeIlwood Emmet, Chicago, injuries to hip
and leg.
Mrs ]. II Watson, Baton Rouge, La,
painfully bruised about the hips, and ten 9th.
ers, five of whom were negroes.
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RICHMOND.

Captain James White is at home for few
weeks &C. w. Foster. second engineer of
the Baltimore and Savannah steamer Wm.
Lawrence is at h me on short vacation. -
}. +. Libby. formerly principal of the Wal
dobtro High School is spending his vacation
at home. Mr. LIBBY enters upon an engage
ment at the Bridgton Academy thi. fail -
c. w. Jack is busily engaged n opening
new offices for Hoyt's express. The game
of ball between the lawyers and doctors seems
TO be tzzle. It's a case of lone was scared
and the other frightened. Col A. N. Proc.
tor of Boston is in town.-General Joseph
Totman is spending his vacation st home.-
Miss Lura Parks is at home from Boston -
j. p. Ridley, who has been working in Bos
ton during the summer, is at home for a few
days ys-Campmeeting commences Aug. Is.
The Salvationists have the first week and
expect largely attended meetines.-Dr G. l..
Stimson of Dresden is at Fort Popham. -
Silas Haynes ond family, with party of
boys are camping at Indian Point Mr.. aud
Mrs j. A. Proctor, NJ S. Parks and Miss
Mollie howe spent Sunday at Old Orchard.
E. {. Boston returned from business trip
to Boston, Saturday DR. f. ID. Howe is
spending his vacation in New Hampshire
Drs f. 5. Packard of South Gardner and
H. B. Royal of FoXcroft, were in town Fri
day.-Tho Universslist Society have an ex-
cursion next Wednesday TO the seashore.-
Sailmaker c. + Tallman, stationed at the
Chsrlestown NAVY Yard, was in town this
week, looking around among his friends. s.
The new street through Danah Court is open
to public travel.
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People Demand Protectfon.-Paten Medi-
cines.

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VIM ase .neN, as seoerat thing they
are prese.ip'ions us'ing oSeh ussd with great
sueeess ,si' oy oiu Sn1 ~ei' tesu pnssicisns'
poussnus oi 'h'Sius hsVe oeen unexpected
cured op 'nsir use ana they are the won
yer auu ure"u "i Pnss'eians ara medical col
itsss ~ lns u $50 'hucn so''hst physlcians
sl"uuH'ns " mellcsi eoiieses are r,qaired
70 ulscpu"sshAhee ~ proprietary medhines'
"S 'D"s. ~, w "i '"e c~i''fs U''-Nr leS's a!S
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Frank Wilson was hanged at Prescott, Ari.
zona, for the murder of Samuel Clevencer
and his wife in NAV, 1856.
The Atlantic left Vineyard Haven, Mass,
st six o'clock Saturday morning fer Newport.
The Volunteer snd Puritan passed at seven
A. NJ, for Newport.
At 10 O'Clock Saturday morning. Mr.. Amor
Smith, mayor OF Cincinnati. was married to
Miss Ida Sennett at the residence of Rev
Mr.. Rust, who officiated. The bride is SS
years old. She was popular clerk in dry
goods store on Race street
A dispatch 10 political correspondence from
81 Petersburg asserts that in sidition TO the
signing of the Afghsnistsn convention, Russia
and England have sgreed, in event of the
death of the present Ameer 70 seize and par
tition Atghanistan between them.
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Portland Notes.
PORTLAND, Aug. 10

PORTLAND, Aug. Ii,
The schooner yacht CRUSADER" of the
New York Club, with Vtee Commodore
aaight aboard arrived this morning, lacking
her fore-topmast She reports her fore-top-
mast carried away in a northeast blow, yes
terdsy, on the run from Marolehead' she
is fitting with new spar here.
The steam yacht Lsgonda, of New York,
with ex.Commodore J. c. Hodgand of the
Americsn yacht club, and party, arrived here
late last night. The party consists OF Mrs
Hodgland, Mrs S F. Clark, Miss Fannie
Hsdelsnd. Miss Nelson, Washington; Miss
Porter, Brooklyn, and Miss johnson, North
Hampton.
The New York schooner Wave Crest
sailed for the eastward at 80, this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-15

FROM SACO.
Interesting Meetings at Ocean Park.

Interesting Meetings at Ocean Park.
SAco, Aug. l3.
Today's meeting at Ocean Park was very
interesting and largely attended. Devotion
al exercises were held in the Temple at
O'Clock, led by Rev. o. II. Denny of New
York. At 10 30, Rev. J. w. Osborn of
Swansey, Mass preached sermon on ''The
Prodigal Son." Music was furnished by
chorus, led by Prof. Bundy Of Lake Village,
n. H. Thy Kingdom Come was the text
of the afternoon sermon, by Rev. f. L.
Hayes of Boston. Tonight gospel Ilatform
service was held The speakers were Rev
A. T. Hillburn Of Manchester, Rev. L. Nal
vern of Laconia, n. H., Rev. o. J. Hancock
of Saco. Tomorrow viii occur the Law
yer's Congress" in charge of Prof. 6. C..
Chase of Bates College.
Death OF an Aged Woman.
Mrs. Staples, wife of Ebenezer C. Staples,
an Old Orchard veteran hotel man, died at
the Old Orchard House today. She was 70
years old.
Fellowship Holiness Meeting at Old Or
chard.
The Fellowship holiness meetings at Old
Orchard camp ground have been attended by
vast crowds of people The first service was
a prayer meeting in the tabernacle early this
morning, led hy Rev. T. X. Adams, Ferry
Village, N. II love feast took place in
the grove at 03, conducted by Rev. f S.
Stackpole, Portland. The forenoon sermon
was preached by Bishop Mclean, Brooklyn,
from text II am the way" Childrens meet
ing was held in the tabernacle at 80, led by
Mrs. Rose, and evsegelistic service was held
in the grove the same hour. Rev. G. II.
Iewes of New York preached the afternoon
sermon. Tonight Evangelists Allen and
Jones OF Portland conducted services in the
Bddefurd tent. which were followed by the
regular evening preaching service with ser
mon, by Rev. Henry Brown of Norwich, CT.
The holiness meeting will close to morrow
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A watering trough has been placed on
Water street in front of w. II. Moore's msn-
ufsctory, for the accommodation of the team
sters.
The game of ball on the common Saturday
afternoon, between the cutters and finishers
was very exciting as there was considerable
rivalry between the two teams. The cutter-
won by score of nine to eight. The fea
lures Of the game was the heavy batting of
Wakt field.
Harry, young son of Mr.. John Grant, while
playing with ahstchet in the hands Of another
young friend, had the two middle fngers of
his lett hand severed below the second JOINT
DR.. Strout dressed the wound
Mise Jennie Berry went to Boothbay Sat
urdsy to spend a few days vacation.
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Careless shooting.
JERSEY CIrr, n. J., Aug.

JERSEY CIrr, n. J., Aug. IA.
While number of young Germans were
shooting at a target in No Sc Laidlaw ave-
nue. this afternoon, bullet went through a
window and lodged in the back of SIX year
old John Crosby. The wound was not seri-
Gus but came near precipitating riot be
tween the Irish residents and the Germans
A rome was secured and dash made for the
house of John Schaffer where the target
shooting was going on One German resid-
ing next door to Schaeffer, was seized, the
rope fastened around his neck, but several
policemen rescued hira aud probably prevent
ed lynchng.
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Notes at Bar Iiarbor.
BAR HARBoR, Au,

BAR HARBoR, Aug. l3.
The United States steamships Richmond,
Galena and O.sipee arrived at clock, Sat
urday morning, Admiral Luce in cummand,
to stay week or ten days. The fanny dress
ball at Lyman's, Friday evening, was great
success. The attendance was great and
the costumes very brilliant.
Friday, Aug. 10th. there will be a grand
bail in honor of the officers of the fleets.
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Pensions Granted.
WAsHINGToN, Aug.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l3.
The following Maine people have beer
granted pensions:
Juliet NJ, widow of Benjamin F. Clement
Rockville.
Arthur Cash, original, invalid, South Cas-
co.
Francis w. Bridges, original, invalid
Bucksport. =,
Wiuslow Avery, original, invalid. Green
field.
Daniel Everett, increase, Wsshburn.
Hiram NJ. Lowell, increase, Elaman.
Samuel Boyden, increase, Pembroke
Stephen f. Young, increase, Camden.
Addison S. Young, increase, Byron.
VIM c. Kenyon, increase, Dexter.
Stearns L. Graves, reissue, Round Pond
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The Nind.up of a Hop.

CAIRO, Ill, Aug. l3.
Thursday night a row took place at Wick
life, Ky, during hop which was in prog
ress The affrsy was caused by one, Sulli-
van, refusing to pay an admission fee. Eu-
gene and John Wstwood and Charley Rol-
Inns are charged with promiscuously shoot.
ing into the crowd, which stampeded to a
rickety old porch extending around the Sec
ond floor. The frail structure gave way,
thro ing the party, numbering 80 young
men and women, TO the ground, many sus.
tanning serious injuries. Virgil Rollins was
shot through the neck and cannot recover.
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A Serious Accident. A

MACON, Ga, Aug 13.
Details of the accident AT Albany Thurs
day night. have been received. As the pas
senger train from Atlanta TO Jacksonville
pulled out of the depot on the trestle which
forms the approach to the bridge over the
Flint river. a sleeper jumped the track and
rode ties for distance OF fifty yards. When
the engineer discovered it, he applied the
brakes, but this caused sleeper to turn. As
it fell from the treste, it dragged the entire
train. except the engine, distance of Is or
20 feet. The cars turned over and fell on
their tops, crushing them like egg shells.
Fifteen wtre injured.
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AT Boston-B oston 4, New York 2. Base
hits. Boston 4, New York 2. Errors. Boston
6, New York 8. Earned runs, Boston !,
New York l. Batteries, Radbourn and Daily
for Boston; Welch and Myers for New York
At elphia-Philadelphi 5, Washing
ton 2. Base hits. Philadelphia IL, Washing
ton 8. Errors, Philadelphia 7, Washington
6 Earned runs. Philadelphia 4, Washington
|. Batteries, Ruffinton and Clements for
Philadelphia; Whitney and Mack for Wash
ipgton.
AT Chicago-Chicago s, Detroit 2 Base
hits, Chicago l3, Detroit g. Errors, Chicago
/, Detroit l.. Earned runs Chicago s, De
troit |. B .tteries, Garrison and Flint for
Chicago; Getzein and Bennett for Detroit.
At spolis--Pittsburg s. Indianapo-
lis l. Base hits, Pittsburg Z, Indianapolis
10, Errors, Pittsburg 2, indianapolis
Earned runs, Pittsburg 2, Indianapolis 0
Batteries, Calvin and Miller for Pittsburg /;
Healey and Hackett for Indianapolis.
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The unequslled success of AL cocks Porous
Plasiers as an external remedy has stimulated
unscrupulous parties to put forth limitations,
which they endeavor to sell on the reputation
of Alcock's, IL is an absurditv TO speak of
them in the same category as the genuine and
original porous plaster. Their pretensions
are untounded, their vsunted merit unsup.
ported by facts, their alleged superiority to
or equality with Allcock's false pretence.
The ablest medical practitioners and
chemists and thousands of grateful patients
unite in declaring Allcock's Porous Plssters
the best external remedy known.
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Taxes Of 1887.
STATE OF MAINE, Z
City OF Augusta. (

STATE or MAINE, I
City OF Augusta.
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
The State, County, City, Village and williams
School District Taxes, assessed In the City of
Augusta for the year 1857, have been committed to
Guy Turner Collector of said city, for collection by
warrant Of the Assessors of said city, dated June
16th 1887 and said Collector Is required complete
and make return Of said collections TO the Treasurer
of said CITY, before the first day of March, 1885,
And In conformity with the provisions of law mo-
tice Is hereby given that by vote Of the City Coun-
Gil Of said city, and Of the Village District In said
city, said taxes due and payable to the Col
lector, on or before August Is, i5S7, and that an
abatement or Discount Of Six Per Cent will be al
lowed on all City and Village School District
taxes voluntarily paid ON or before that
day. and interest at six per cent will be added to all
taxes remaining unpaid September I, 1857.
GUY TURNER.
June H. 1857. Treasurer Of Augusta.
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iHprr'rh.

In Mt Desert, Aug, b, j .nu r. Stanley of Eden,
to Miss Lillian A. Davis of NJ. Desert
In Dover Aug. 4, Frank Hutchinson to Miss Jen.
ME X. Wood ward.
In Brewer, Aug. Q. Chas. A. Bennett to Miss Susie
Hodges.
In Bangor, John A. Roberts to Miss Agnes Dent.
In Wat,rvile, Aug 8, Walter s. Clifford TO Lue g.
Hoxie both of Fairfield
In jackson, Aug. :, Chas. NJ. Perkins to Miss Alb.
bic Il Jew'tt, both Of Belfast.
In Steuben, Aug. T. Edward NJ. Stanley OF Steu-
ben. to Aiiss Clara Leighton OF Mllbridge.
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There is 8 rumor in circulation in Glasgow
that the yacht Thistle, which left Glasgow
for New York, July 25th has been lost. Mr..
Bell, one of her owners discredits the report.
He states that the rig of the Thistle is much
cut down, and that it would be impossible for
her to reach New York before Wedne sday of
next week and she may be week later in
arriving.
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aug9d&wlw

For time my life was despaired of. My
trouble was with the Kidneys, Liver and
Blsdder-also Constipation. Finally used
DR.. Kennedy's Favorte Remedy, and in my
opinion it saved my life. | make this state
ment to save those who suffer rs / did.-A.
j. Clifford, Lowell, Mass, Druggists; 81.
Send 2-cent stamp to DIR. David Kennedy,
Rondout, N Y, for his book on Kidney,
Liver and Blood disorders. Mention this
paper. Je7-d&w5w
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Three Young Men Drowned.

CHICAGO. Aug. 13.
Frank Byran, Fred Evans and Thos. Col
lins, three young men of Michigan City,
went sailing on the lake this afternoon. The
yacht cspsized. All the sails we're found
drifting near the shore about IA miles from
this city. The body of young man, closely
resembling Evans, was found entangled in
the sail.
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Supposed Robbers Caught.

PrTTsBURG, Aug. 13.
Secret service officers passed through this
city on the Eastern Express tonight, with
Samuel Mendall and johnson Lally, wanted
for robbing postal car of the Boston &
Albany railroad of between two and three
thousand dollars. They were arrested at
Covington.
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Young, old,and middle aged, all experience
the wonderfully beneficial effects Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Young children, suffering from
sore eyes. sore ears. scald head, or with any
scrofulous taint, become healty and strong
by the use Of this medicine. Six bottles, %.
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Free Of charge, if it does not cure Adam
sons Cough Balsam at all drug stores Owing
to It's perfect harmony in combination, it is
the very best mixture for the speedy cure and
relief of Group. cold', throat or lung diseases.
Large bottles 35 cents. Trial SIZE 10 cents.
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Don't fill the system with quinne, to pre-
vent or cure fever and ague. Ayers Ague
Cure is the specific for this disease. and leaves
no poisons TO produce dizziness, deafness,
headache, or other disorders.
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Dle0.

In Kingfeld. Aug. 8, Mrs. Benj. Webster, aged rs
years
In Madison, Aug. =. Mrs. Kate Dixon, aged 70
years.
In Embden. Aug. 4, Waterman Hilton, aged "
years.
In Anson, Aug. 9, Hon. william X. Flint. aged 20
years.
years.